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Municipality · California

Redwood City

The ordinance has been retrieved, read and turned into structured rules.
8
Districts
197
Extracted rules
1,015
Standards
59
Chapters read
Zoning snapshotAcquiredAdopted ordinance

Zoning districts

8 districts, grouped by category.

Mixed use

3
MUC-1Mixed use
Redwood City, CA
MUC-2Mixed use
Redwood City, CA
MUC-3Mixed use
Redwood City, CA

Residential

5
R-1Residential

R-1 Residential—Single-Family

Redwood City, CA
Min lot
6,000 sq ft
Max height
28 ft
Front setback
15 ft
Permitted uses
2
R-2Residential

R-2 Residential—Duplex District

Redwood City, CA
Min lot
5,000 sq ft
Max height
28 ft
Front setback
35 ft
Permitted uses
5
R-3Residential

Multi-Family—Low Density District

Redwood City, CA
Min lot
5,000 sq ft
Max height
35 ft
Front setback
35 ft
Permitted uses
10
R-4Residential

Multi-Family—Medium Density District

Redwood City, CA
Min lot
5,000 sq ft
Max height
28 ft
Front setback
15 ft
Permitted uses
5
R-5Residential

Multi-Family—High Density District

Redwood City, CA
Min lot
5,000 sq ft
Max height
100 ft
Front setback
20 ft
Permitted uses
12

General provisions

189 rules that bind every district rather than one — sign regulations, parking, floodplain and the rest of the code’s citywide chapters.

Article 5, Sections 5.3-5.1017 standards

Minimum lot area 10,000 sq ft; max height 28 ft; lot coverage 40%; pervious area 40%.

Article 52, Section 52.3

Planned Community District Zoning will not be applied to an area that contains less than one quarter of an acre (10,890 square feet).

Article 53, Sections 53.3-53.738 standards

Outdoor recreation and leisure space shall be provided for each residential-only or mixed-use project containing residential uses.

Article 54, Sections 54.1-54.844 standards

The MUN district provides opportunities for moderate-scale developments... Table 54-1 indicates the uses permitted...

Article 55, Section 55.2, Table 55.241 standards

Table 55.2 (Use Regulations) indicates the uses permitted (P), conditionally permitted with a Use Permit (C), permitted as an accessory use (A), and not permitted (-) in the Mixed Use Transitional District.

Article 55, Section 55.5(I)1 standards

For all buildings with residential uses and vibration-sensitive development located within one hundred (100) feet of the centerline of railroad tracks, a site-specific vibration study is required.

Article 57, Section 57.7(B)1 standards

Properties located adjacent to or within the path of the San Francisco Bay Trail, as shown by the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG), shall design, develop and construct the trail as described in Bay Trail Design Guidelines and Toolkit at a minimum width of eighteen (18) feet, including shoulders.

Article 57, Table 57.214 standards

Single Family Dwelling | C | | Two-Family Dwelling | C | | Multi-Family Dwelling | P |

Article 58, Sections 58.4-58.56 standards

Firearms and ammunition retail sale use is conditionally permitted as a retail use in any zoning district where the 'Retail Sales, General' land use is permitted, subject to Section 58.5 (Minimum Distance Requirements) and requiring a Use Permit and Law Enforcement Permit.

Article 59, Section 59.43 standards

Commercial cannabis activity is prohibited except as stated below.

Article 59, Section 59.42 standards

Indoor nurseries are permitted in the IR, LII, IP, and GI Zoning Districts... Delivery centers are permitted as of right in the IR, LII, IP and GI Zoning Districts... Storefront retail is conditionally permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTPP (Downtown General), MUT, LII, IR and IP Zoning District

Article 59, Section 59.42 standards

Indoor nurseries are permitted in the IR, LII, IP, and GI Zoning Districts... Delivery centers are permitted as of right in the IR, LII, IP and GI Zoning Districts... Storefront retail is permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTTP (Entertainment District, Downtown Core), MUC, MUN, MUT, MUW, CN, GC, LII Zoning Districts... Storefront retail is conditionally permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTPP (Downtown General), MUT, LII, IR and IP Zoning District

Article 59, Section 59.42 standards

Indoor nurseries are permitted in the IR, LII, IP, and GI Zoning Districts... Delivery centers are permitted as of right in the IR, LII, IP and GI Zoning Districts... Storefront retail is conditionally permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTPP (Downtown General), MUT, LII, IR and IP Zoning District

Article 59, Section 59.42 standards

Indoor nurseries are permitted in the IR, LII, IP, and GI Zoning Districts... Delivery centers are permitted as of right in the IR, LII, IP and GI Zoning Districts

Article 59, Section 59.41 standards

Storefront retail is permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTTP (Entertainment District, Downtown Core), MUC, MUN, MUT, MUW, CN, GC, LII Zoning Districts

Article 59, Section 59.41 standards

Storefront retail is permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTTP (Entertainment District, Downtown Core), MUC, MUN, MUT, MUW, CN, GC, LII Zoning Districts

Article 59, Section 59.41 standards

Storefront retail is permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTTP (Entertainment District, Downtown Core), MUC, MUN, MUT, MUW, CN, GC, LII Zoning Districts

Article 59, Section 59.42 standards

Storefront retail is permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTTP (Entertainment District, Downtown Core), MUC, MUN, MUT, MUW, CN, GC, LII Zoning Districts... Storefront retail is conditionally permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTPP (Downtown General), MUT, LII, IR and IP Zoning District

Article 59, Section 59.41 standards

Storefront retail is permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTTP (Entertainment District, Downtown Core), MUC, MUN, MUT, MUW, CN, GC, LII Zoning Districts

Article 59, Section 59.41 standards

Storefront retail is permitted in the same manner as a retail use in the DTTP (Entertainment District, Downtown Core), MUC, MUN, MUT, MUW, CN, GC, LII Zoning Districts

Source documents

The chapters of the adopted code that were retrieved, read and extracted from. Everything above traces back to one of these.